davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
A San Antonio Blaze.
N AJt@H1 n N y I1hN II ." . y
Special to the Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, May IA fire &C.
Cured at l O'Clock this morning at the
Revolving Light saloon owned by S. G.
Ball. The stock Of wines and liquors and
the fixtures are almost G complete loss,
the damage by water being almost
as great as that by the fire.
Ball estimates his loss at $4,000,
half of which is covered by insurance.
The fire originated in the cellar where
the fire department could: not getr at it
conveniently. None of 1.-The occupants
know what caused the fire, The damage
on the building owned by J. P. Divine Is
very slight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
San Angelo Wool Market.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, Tex, May 1.-The San
Angelo wool market is no longer an ex-
pertinent, but an accomplished fact.
Already there have been received to date
564 bags of wool, and there are in course
Of shipment AT bags. Buyers are arriv-
ing here daily,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
THE FIRE RECORD.
An Iowa Fire.

KANKAKEE, Iowa, May IA fire orig
mating in Schedler's tin shop this after
noon destroyed BaCnant's warehouse, the
Presbyterian aud Lutheran churches and
ten dwellings. Olmstead's warehouse
was partly burned. The loss is $4,000,
insurance $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02

For the last three months of 1886 there
were 0,029, 1861 pounds of artificial butter
manufactured In this country and re-
moved for consumption or sale. or this
quantity ia, $40 pounds were exported.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
LIVE STOCK NOTES.
Coleman Cattle Shipments.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
COLEMAN, TEX, May Large ship
ments of cattle are being made here now,
about 5000 head having been shipped up
to date
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
Houston and Texas Central r

THE ONLY ALL-sTEEL LINE IN THE -sTA1
Double daily trains each way. Throu
Sleepers between New OrleansS ard
Louis on Trains and I, and between Galvest
and st. Louis on Trains and 2,Fyia Dali
DenisOn and Sedalia. Sleeper between Hot
ton and Austin. Through Ticketsto all poln
Quickest route to New Orle ns and points
the Southeast. Choice of routes via Denis
and st. Louis, or Houston and New OTlesI
steamship tickets to or from any point
Europe. s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02

Double daily service of elegant Pullmz
Buffet and Steering Cars between san Anton,
and Kansas City and st. Louis.
Don be deceived, but call for your tiCke.
via he Missouri Pacific Railway,
For any desired information, tickets, mar
folders, etc., call on @. D. LUSK,
Ticket Agent, Fort Worth
j. II. MILLER,
Northern Texas Pass. Agent, Dallas, Tex
B.W MCCULLOUGH,
General Pass. and Ticket Ageni
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02

California has already, as rule, had
rain enough to make the crops safe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
Texas Midland ROutI
GULF, COLORADO8 SANTA FIERY.
Reclining Chair Car
On all Through Trains between
Galveston, Ft.Worth, GainesviI.

FREE to PasseHgers holding First-CB
Through Tickets.
TEIHE ONLY ROUTE running solid throui
i trains-GaE7eston, Fort Worth GainesyL
Twenty-Five miles the shortest route-FC
Worth to GaInesville. The best route TO Dalls
Farmersville, Honey Grove. Twenty sew
miles the shortest route-Dalas to HOE
Grove. The favorlte Route 10 Houston, Nav
sofa, MONTGOMERY, Conroe. The only route
Lampssas, Brentwood, Ballinger, Coleman.
Direct connection 70 Austin, Waco, Gate
vile, san Antonio, Memphis, ST. Louis, Kans
City and all points north, east and west.
JAMES S. Clark,
Gen'l Pass and Tiki. Agt., Galveston.
@. D. LUSK, Ticket Agt., Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
Mortgage Bond Filed.

Mortgage Bond Flied.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
COLEMAN, TEX, April 29.-The Fort
Worth and Rio Grande Railroad Company
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
THE RAILROADS.

The First Passenger Train Over the
Fort Worth and Rio Gr8nde an
Epoch in Our History.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02

P. A. MILLEK, Ticket Agent, FOIt Worth.
R. r. ROBINS, T. p. A, Fort Worth.
A. FAULKNER, Gen. Pass. Agent, Hous'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
TRANSCONTINENTAL.
GULF, COLORADO AND SANTAFE.

SOUTH BOUND.
Mall and EXPRESS, daily. $3.50 m $40 m
Accommodation, mixed train 1900 p m
Accommodation, mix ed train STOP m
NORTH BOUND.
Mail and express, daily 6:45 pm 9:O5p m
Accommodation mixed train 7:45 81 N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

Leave. Arrive.
Express traIns............... 500 m 1915 a m
Mixed tratns...........2 :EO m 1855 q N
"A. MILLER, Ticket Agent.
Depot near corner of Jones street and Dag
gett avenue. City Office 4O3 Main street,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
FaVOrite Line to the North, Eas
and Southeast.

ouble daily line OF Pullman Palace sIeeplr;
Cars through to st. Louis via the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
RAILROADS.
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
MISSOURI PACIFIC
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.

EAST BOUND
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
FORT WORTH AND DENVER.

North bound Observation-Disclosures. S:55 a N
South bound. 4:20 p m
All the above from the Union Depot.
O. D. lUsK, Ticket Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31

ERlE RAILWAY.-ThrOugh trains leave
23d earlier than time shown from Cham-
bess local tIsus leave 23ist ON TO ~ minutes
earlier
Week days suniavs-Day E1pre.s Buffet Draw
ing Coaches TO Bnghamton. llmirA, othe'vlIe.
Buffalo. Pullman Sleeping Coach iron HofhelIs'hA"
to ClLciuuati
p.m.-Daly Chicago and st. Louis Limited. sofia Pu-
train OF Day and Buffet Sleeping COACHES TO Neat
vIe cleveland Cincinnati. Chicago and IT. Louis. NO
extra charge for fast Tine ,
ing Coaches to Binghsmon Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
Falls Dunkir1. Hamilton end Toronto ,,... ,,,r and
1870 b. m.-Dallv. Chicago Express. Pullman 'aN an"
sleeping Coaches 10 BinEhamton. Elmlfa, Salah~hod'
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Cincinnati and Chc4go ~ 80 -o
RUTHERFORD aud Pas.alc week DAYS -. 80 ,'; ~ ~
II noon. !. - 3 $50, 80, 80 80. 31o ~
90 80 9O1 1880 F. NJ 100 rian aG 20 To- 50
j. IN, 2midn glt Additional tram, 10 fa~shc "oeA
DAYS 9 90 a. N. 5o0p m rutherford 800 N ,o.oo
Paterson. week days jij 10 30 100 10 30 a. M I ~"
20 g. T. 10 30 30 p 10 30 ESQ T. NJ. ,1I zoo
Newark and Paterson. Newark. week Aavs - G.U'
s@9 To- lljo a. m p 3ir 30 90 20 ',' q ~ nv
su0crn week days 3D. 80. 10 30 i6 $@G o
night Sunday 5AJ. $50. 1850 a. m = T. $50 ana l.
warwcE week days, . 90 1890 a NJ 1870 p IN. sundays,
Monticello DAYS 600 a m. 2Gopm .oo
Ncwburg ami cornwall. week DAYS, 80 . a. 80 i5O'
. $50 IN & p IN. Sunlav~ Ni0a ~. aud q p IA
MONTGOMERY g. M. $3.50 p ~. sunday. = 20 a III.
so. Is. -, l"0 D. SUNDAYS $50 30. o. ~
81 a. m t.Ir IA slI,ilvs :. - a ra .ilda.a
and Fort jcrvis. D. sunday
Text for ,4s. and 4parinens in Drawing Room and
Sccpne Colcnr- can b. obtained AMI ocrs Tor W ,hrc.
M ana tAn'irr oi iAssaEe nay c ii at u' e.l
eomcry At. leIscv city. It The ompan' stations
,prcs' Trans from tho west arrive In Ne"'ioN al ''''
Il; H. sOj -. ccr'i Mgr I.P FARMER q. J. Aet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
I EHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

rAssENGEKTKll.'o leayo foot OF cOruandt and De''
''c,Is' M nj o a; i9%' ua and intern cda,s points
m Tor G'Le,a lyons E.i"I. a. i.'cH'sitti hnra,o
D. N f5r TunEhannocK in,crnc1at' points; rhait
car - sanahannock Connection " Reading ami Hams
$40 p tor rtston and principal Intermediate POINTS
8 40 p n fof Copiay ana intermed''e points con
n'fiS' T. Tor '1 GcSc"a Lyons a naHalo
AID The w'sr ilmln seesei % Ly2ns ,on,,
Trans eayg a. D. p" ad 90 eo i Ie con-
for Maucn Chunk hHieV'n anu "'''"'''"''
40 p NJ for 'oplay ana inter e1'ac p,.n* ,.,,o
D IN. Tor Geneva Lyons. llmifa ~ heetr' Eunn0
ana u' w." Uesoral Ga11ern m az nro dry
w or SnUhE KAlLKOAD.
w n \. Z. H. II co.. is'sees- and T. min.
utet -arcf from zoo, o. Jayst., North RIVER.
Detroit aud chicago, y .. a H.. w. $40 i" III
sT,. L"' gSno3 i,che.e1 Suspension ndsc Niagara
Isf ~ :? 80 Z M :, = az O. n 10 2 o ~ s,s p m
kins,,1n sau.srue- Cat,kI. Albany. 10. = 10
. g. st 30 VS.. ro o. 10 corpw Nowou!s IS
y 70 i' 90 ana 10 O., g. n ~ .an9lon cc.n@4i.
iG Ln a1d ' 8 80 a. a. o.. rs p
Toes e . % ar. % ,r = . Niagara Falls Gin
eln.sf De'rol, Shies9 sd @"q ts st. h1uh'
ONE traias dali, except SUNDAY. ...o,,coo
fo tex abes paro, o, sIespng ar ae9ona2 l
Aa S9a 3@ as ta2' # 5s Fr
,.n ., No" r xxx piaec and IVES, shoie stations Of
@ss fCo Of Jayst ss,, p,l !. nnN hxen
NJ pnvlUm LIN .-Favorite inside Route
xieh 81 g. New'oHdon rsa%c,cY
dfT Sp Gy GE laf
S i:"ys asy ,"' SUNDAY. BRADY A,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
Bteamboais an1 Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains from Chambers St sIstiSn week day, i9r
90 $50 and ll:aO m; ll6. 800 4 ~ 9 ~
5i0. G3O <. 1890 y. m. u midnight SUNDAYS ~
30 a. IN. and p For Manuel. Sprng Valley,
Monsey and Talmans week days $50 40 $50 a. M;
30. $40 p Q:l5 p III. Saturdays only sundays $50
a IN Y "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
Gilnniions rOanieo-- nlalcs.

4 GENTLEMAN wishes toobtain Il situation
" fo' afs'o' n4n whom ho oh"'r.h' -
reAb' Anf " o leaves ne on a'c.n,io - orr
II IN DIV or ad',e.. same 30 nroo'n-y Roo" g.
4 RESPECTABLE color"d man wishes
~ situation 70 take are OF furnaces '-h WATKINS.
\ III wanting coachmcn. gardeners. farmers.
1c %''' SF ~ iss c 40 III o'aT e. % '
COACIlMAN BY a German Protestant;
OF horse hauos. and catsfe. perfectly Il me- class
p,c. bot reicr,aco AT erpi yet rc sen Caliof
a.I,., JpnN T. 'GfH-. 9oo'ran' stable. 4fh ave and
EOACHMAN.-By married man. with small
~ i.iy i",, ,'g"r1e' RI |,in az i''
EOACHMAN.-B first class family coach
" man e''sleut CITY drive. br' 81 rcreace viii eo
ionnh wiln. na respectful '1Il or address H. '-' TN
IOACHMAN.-By a married man vino thor
y rughlg uaarrs,'na' d. bns'o', N very spect j.
years ,ty reieicn'e can at present employers stable u
NOACHMAN and GROOM-By married man;
" nr,tca.,. practcA' family oAchnnn siIcy temper.
h. n,ns,- a 'vrry ,fticuIar exprrrn' and
N IN ,G i, wv EGis,s % IcliM. T. III 'oh'
NOACHMAN.-B, married man mo family;
y Thoroughly understands tho care Of horses, cnras' md
L.rns'' en- h aI 'ai", @a j., S,'l fsI' .
wiling toa-', ~ vh wasins reference Address OF call
WILLIAM, tl- Last -''h ST.
NOACHMAN.- ~ Il Gl,l -clnss single man
u long krorrncr AMI nageiont 81 hots""
I'm nae GENERALLY uaciu1. bet city f~rtrnco,
ffpu tsi employers AnaIoss iI4Duno 4
town office l"f+ EroaivaY.
COACnMAN.-By one who understands the
X fI,' cia-- horse hifurss ant csfree good
careful sober honest amt uhigng hst CltsH clrf
enco. Afdicss /. IL. 10 Lat @1tis
NOAClIMAN.-l}y n married man. Protestant;
u careful driver aud ehy understands ms bu'
n has Iet-rcncr nom iast en-
ulorer. Cali az tddres+ 1 H.. X fA~t '0i" st
NuACHuAN.-A gentleman dspo5ng of
" inr-cs wants situation tor a., "clmnn. .ihGie
irusWotthy strictly temper sale cafeh. "Np.iI'hc'd
Tong cncn care horses iaih -
mace wih GENERALLY useful wages moderate Address
VII. ON. Box u. $40 Broadway
d'OACIIMAN, GROOM, USEFUL-MAN.-By
sober young thoroughly understands TIE '|f' OF
horses carriages and and caicfu "r N. eau
attend do al general work al"n grnenahN
MAJ AddI eah t. H. IiIp
me ponn once .2}+ broadway,
COACIIMAN.-A gentleman wants to get IL
~ iOI his c"aclian single good --l" "'Nei
1 wall Iccouniond o,r',1
rospol Call oil address j. b of' "t"
ave. between SIN and J9ih St
NOAClIMAN.-i,y good groom and HrSi-claSs
~ 0tver Thoroughly ief stand, MS business ~ every
way married OF ths best CITY rcIofohccs
Can or address IA. r. East 52dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
GlrGmbonis an0 Railroads.
4 LII FARES REDUCED

4 Ill FARES REDUCED
VIA SrONINGrON LINE.
side Route for BOSTON PEONIpENci an thc EAST
only t2 @, Boston. 4, .5tp Pr'r.i'1.'
Tne'arrc steamers Rhode I-aui ant Nissl"husot' ielv'
3b y. A.. book above CAnAst, al 40 p ~
ctliY. except sunday.
DAY LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT.
ID NORFOLK "a. and SOUTH.
Leave va Penn l.. Il so D. NJ laTi"F cars 70 BAN
more thence Iallcn am-tS arriving ~ tlI Point 81.
Gtui PAS. Agent. 80 hrp dway. y. y
70 NEW-HANEN. 7jc.
-VCrrsTOV r~0off '1vN. - -
steamers e.. a. >ONrnAA nh C0NIGNEFTN law
Pee 80. Pcr - H.. D. an. Al Do t~un' W
,~y., D. conuecI- A. \cT-'i.ren ga .'cc a i3,' -
MkRlDEN uAtIfDED ~fKlNnr LID HOLY a y.
&c IArous j..ets lt Ut--o - a. GrOtt
way. NvN. 0.h lAt ,J' 70. b.''~IA
TROY BOAlS. ClllIENS LINE
N, S,ci.crs CRY or TROY 80. ~AtNIpH lHife
100, ~ CiI-iof. NOIh kltct. Gaut -A"p Hd-tf
day y Tor Irry ana the NUrth SUNDAY steamer
q c Is A. Albany. Iioy ,Ao.l-.on liza - - D.
LOR lUD~ON AND CONSAChIE.
steamer KNN TIERS Ill. on Ilc-.r. Ian 'lAy an
SATURDAY. a. q D. 10. from ..p' OF JaT-s'. y. l,
ftrf. W. t.-ft d. d . a e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
Nrw-YoEK. saturday. oct. 20. lss7

"
..,es were held at the Exchange and Auction
N gsa ,,, aopq, rcal1el the EXCHANGE 2na AUCTION
Ro.gn, it ,, ..,i,,iay OCT % vas sl.752.5oj
Ll-i OF AUCTIONS
For The wCcS to Sc held at The Exchange
EOOm TODAY NONDAYl. OCT 81.
IN Rteiord v Ho,rcn& CO. o.-,oos
foreclosure .s tx ,epemen,s Nos 42s to 49,
rn5c s' o lot Of 2 BdT"rv ana oS lot is
,y wcine 80 Vest ith St 'CH T 81 81
y:;..cs 5isol rg' OF land l0oN''
6ve ya D, o SUr o' Dan deceased 20 lot,
G Pace ctg and Macon6', Dam Road
EKOOKIYN PROPERTY.
Hu J Thop,as Sicnr0s. 500,
,nc .,c ~ lot 1@ q o6 no .S
7t.t 700 T. o. i7 S,li'r cor Of lota,ye lois
isI ,G s5 and similar 6une' Nos 90 tC ~ '
All above. II LOT 9OxlOO and 3s'oTy house 40
TUESDAY. Nov !.
~ D. NJ s'a ,, q = story FAT, 40. $50
public auction sale, plot o' lanu ', ~. J.. , 49, ~
10 lji East 5uthst ; - 100 II " OF '''"'"
WEDNESDAY. NOL. :.
~ =; lot !" 2d Sii and istory dwelling 80
F E7o S, loS,%" 80 :. 7ao It Of 4Gh.st
I'm rbo,aas A. NCGow0I
l4 mi l6 51 ave-. e 5. n Of S3ist
,, ,n,on .,,c d hg >t@H AMI 4sosy dwelling 80
;s7 West 5stl-st d s4Co.- itw Of siD'"'e
r.. BOlN
n,, ouc,,o, sale lot 64xlo22 ana 2sOry house No III
n, Ricsord 7 Hay7tH 4 Co.
,rfr anctiou sale loi 2jNlOOJ each. iaSt 1pth 80
Ss,IoIi a 1's 81 e'3 f9sH n' Fax ''S' mats
Ip Jotn ?; J.. N@ @,gt, ,.,. =, qoo ., " q.
Vest Epdeyr lot: so1loo car 11 o 4.io'} H~eHi
80 ~ 49, In NJ peI nonico Pa,c 81 NO, C,iton.,t
..,i Ward - ,,,,.. Go
,., oncor sale 10, 35S 'oS5 and ssory dwelling No
a,,,,,c5 r blot Of land iooy3 and story and soTy
buildings 30 o; 1 TO and i i.of5 apateni
"a West t and story dwcllns 70 5j7 5:h.
ave - 5Oj fl sol 4Gtn-st
THUEsnAY Nov 3.
III C. nar, ,. q ~ g. Eastern boulevard
Ior,r. I,rr ST JOSEPH aber ayes 4ross Neck
BY [cs'sq?.ss O. [ % f:., se,,., run
1aNs ans,Gn iag II! 1 Of MAJ ~ @ o;s
s19 on Mad.,ou.ave cor OF stthst
r,c . 1 ff lot 9eei h' and and
buildings ~ IS crosby Il =. ~ u "i ,-.v 'r
Trustee sale M lot, ON Fase II An, ."c 4''''y
and Westchc.ter avcs. OF l3oil FL, -'l ""'".
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
TxccutriH jcty lot. On Borden \einoA Las tn 40
FRIDAY. Noy,A
Foreclosure sale Pope referee got p lo- and siOTy
G,,elus Il I st 18Th ST 80 It c OF -.ave.
prCOPDED REAL ESTATE rR lNsFERs-N. y CITY
Treng,vas.py,tl,-,u -,..., tcIl'';t.'4''a-'r4'I
., IN. Reg.ste:'. > a'- to-lrv
st,r,orst s., -sGrw OF orchard st. 90 / -,o
"a ~ r. lave 2sVlO9 =. Kuoi,cAt -
and Wit q - ely ch - 81, .,-; -'-'"
2d9ne No, NJ ,- al; co. 90 - $1,000
@is,sI ~ 80 East -'1s' manner -' U'o $500
42i,a 4 -. OF "a4Ve' $500
B,lpon, ave , - lot No4. 2ith VAR Jo'NI l'>t'
1lr- :. al-osc- Jefferson ave. Is o. 80 "nt
i2.' 5''n " anu -. 1000
Ny.Hs,er .ve u cor g; Central ave- 5OHI - 9N$-3K
ll9l: Grant and wife y Bouhs ,-.- ~
s2d;,i. 10 Ga - :" est 'Nlo-' $4,000
s'h't 40 no East 2oo1'o-"' 'o'' am 1000
s5trsi SO i-9 f4., 23xIO.e; Emil koe-ssrt tot ,-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
NEW YORK ONTARIO & YVES FERN KY
~ hOm ieIties - "est "A a"I J@J 49, AZ
. -KONDOUT KINGSTUN AND CATS

~ KILL MOUNTAINS. LANDING =. Can ,on's
(GIest PninD Cornwall kewburQ NiTibOF0ugh Milton,
iDrcnkc'r ana sDpus. injecting WIN istr ana bet
aware stony Clotr and Iaiskii Mountain Railroads.
EicArcrs CIV Of Kingston ani James " BALDWIN j. ava
every week day NJ 1 +. Iicr to, ~ Harrison *
cent Saturday when cry OF Kng,Dn leaves at y.
tIA&bE or II,l rs.
On and aftor october Is "i! leave a. D. ~. Sa'uF-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
REAL ESTATE.
p1rc,NFsS Attic EXCHANGE.

Thu record last weoS has put new life into the
ta,. market The Moses Taylor estate sold Oh "eune''
o., nm amount OF the appraisement and Inc prizes
.,he HINT sale ON Thursday exceeded those o1tlheu at
che sac the same estate last year OF moro "'o''o'
,.ed lots The outlook for tins week - also lATo'o
V UIrnctt offers the "-ttie ut NnUeN -
sor.stuy lots In the Twenty 'tlIi and 49,
STarjs Thursday the same auc"neer WI I varH
tho T>allne Convent in the twenty
1srau II. Ma lea VIII aiso sell Under PARTITION AZ
<ao.,menf property Mott sullivan and lnIioc' -, a.,
go In Brook yu. II Ma"S C" WI. 81 ~" , 'cti an
~ esitte CA rlOn Ferris az TioGc- Ne,N-
M ~ thc last week a.erceltct ~ 80 100 AsanSt
sscg 2i9 for 'le corresponding week last year. i'o P
sstes rrrortcd amounted To tjG!Olo 1900. -, ,or,
ere ,a SATURDAY. for ten To itecn se9 % I
Ferry so IrIYtown: Tor tour soiF ~ i."e
,veer ~ix.ih ,nd Eigtth siS aud fOnith anu MH' ,
sves pilcc from >.SOop To- SS1 600 i"I SIN ~ ,,
I'y.untlI between >lNth ah'
-. ouf 900. FOR aresidencc above uIlN sc"n,
III and lcNin. ayes, from 1d3o'o 10 @l""u"
'i, o:- on Oil bun Jugs from Tenth to fotVSccon"
!" 4tuuhp 10 NIUnOO \ store an" "'n,o
o ".ot' w, .r amt Front offered AMI a -FOUR
,y a,u. THIRTY Il IA st.. near Fifthave TO rent
-, .h,,. iol -UcU per month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
q 1NTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEEsEY.

u
1901 Lt"4...4l o4l.4.I. NOhlu 49, --'-
Iaoic OF UOuOu.I II, i0-t. ,....,
For THILADLLrHIA auI IlA% ION, h1o".'
Hrook Route a. 4, '.oD y IL - NJ .5o' D. - -
D % %. - !. Ia SLNDAla 1T 1. > 10 Il ""' . "N'
II T. IA. -, . q, ~
trans leaving at 4, 30 II n No. 80, g. . 81
80 ~ cuuucciirn for Il. atnS nan '"ris'
rUtt,VIiO, etc. fUf L,ne llupa'p ns i,la.'-
Btthchrn, Allcnl .Hu, Naurh ihuHk, Heading H"i''
bug. 'fc. ou SUNDAY for ia-'0n. ....,...,
30 a n. 10 / k HopAJ>onS' Ea'tn' be'N'v"0N''
hLentpv u. Mdpch CHUNK.
20 a 90. Ior l.-U'n. Hethi hem. Atcn'oNn. Hau.h
thuuk, Ht~tArTe rtntIn X AZ a. II ril'.us 70 -
vi Ia' a, oAIh. SUNDAY, I--"i-p"iS """'-'
port -
and / % p IN f0r Las on. Ee'u,.n ~. A4ento"h'
Naurh thuu6 E"lfu liari uu o.. etc. .,..-.
a. T.. IA. f'r 10 On BE thcucr Al nt"Wn' .1"uS'
Chunk Nia. su.I.r. anton. IantquI .natn~i ID. 49,,
80 T. o. for Lac HuiAtco-g .-@st'h. h''.'"''''
AhcutoW etc. ......
% > ~ for Ia. t,n. H,,h,t,n. Al. n.o"n, Nareh
thunE. Ni.h'-ttl9c Il ading HAifI-bu,s e-- ~" '''
0a!, a. . u.
10 ., % - a. f, .oo. 1o. -. ~ %. r.
SUNDAY. d N1. . 600 o. f.r a. Ntnt. i''f UT A., ,
(hsb.ry rae. Oc-an HIo'c' eAeep. s-Hla5sj' iO'N'
d : is a. H.. 90. 4.ao p n. foF LAKEWOOD
Toms River ami ia.nrla-- ,.. c,..
IN, ! 40 g.. IL. or Beach Haven. Atlantic C'iy'
49,. e. ~ F. D.. II 10 d. Ill.,, l oo' 90 . So Gl'
.oo, e. oo, D. ID. II 10 II - a. r-, / 30. 4 90.
.' o. 800. 40 !. Doc. -IaIrs o ZOO . 100 o. '' ~
NLU.JrE~HY soUIuIEN DIV
Ar..'. ii rA4.l,. L,A.a,.l Manchester, I-.s I''ef'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
Gitn Dropertn for Sale.

4 FIRST-CIASS fOur-StorY house on West
y Sp~ honestv built and euiy hni-hed viii Lo sold
iOw terms
ELEGANT IOl SkS FOR SALE ut prices 10
Il snlt the Cn,roi ilIvef7.
No - Madison ~ % H. wide.
81 lasf ~ - cor Madison ave.. y II vide
No 3r Ta-f 40 49,. 20 u. vi t.
nos. IL. ll9. III East Hlstst. ~ u VIDE.
ALWAYS OPEN.
Particulars on premises or OF -......
CHARLES BUCK & CO..
500 Ma iisOu ave
FOR SALE.-'rhc following private dwellings
IL de- rA,lr locations
No last ed'hs, eo13-II 100 9i dining extension.
no 600 Na.. ave. 2uICJt1O
no lofy Madison 2l1i i17O
NoloG5 Msd.son avc ~ 9x90xlOO dining room extension
No. - East -Jth-sf =. 2x-Ox-.
CAS- 81 ~iE Any TIME
J.. FITZPATRICK. Builder
- F1st suth-st. OF once 3Jj tast 18Th ST.
rINIE OWNER Of a 25-foot front browmst one
house sol.es completely furnished nring Obliged 10
20 >Outh during ihr rni-f viii cf striry private
~ atl 10" ron, Apply 317 West 23,h st. t,iu 10 to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
Business propsrtn for Sale ano Go Cri

EOR RE\T.-A desirable suite of or ) con-
j Meeting offices Temple Court BIitpg. > Ho"S 81
Apply Room IS between 80 >nt 30 " o. 1 e arcuit
EULA%D a WHITING
flNO LET.-Iw0 new downtown buildings
4 suitable for manufacturing purposes KULAND
WHITING. EeekWanst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
DoGrn orb Eooms.

4 FURNISHED ROOMS. On suite or
~ ssiv family private. references. - West llthst.
near "ti ave.
1 ffll-ST. 231 EAST.-Elcgant rooms with
Il board. uch furniture strictly select table board
references
Brookivn.
ROARDING. hy day or week also furnished
EP ronme. with bo'td; all improvements G. W X.
IAGIi. go Myit'r ave. Brook yn
~ FRS / PLACE. 10 let. with first elias,
lsp bo.ld large Ihird tory and hal
aionn. ho amt cold water AMI ample c!'ct terms
low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
WENTWORTH CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ L. III l.A4..4.HA.J
GREAT IUUl.IENLh H., AK Line

- GREAT ricjtc..-i - iii:c>N Line
%" GRAND CihrRAL Dlror.
rarscs. anl 'nes TAs.eascr si4-yu IN America
r - ~ c. Ir1 "a ani i SS4s,y. al, o
. 70 m IN, r,Nors cHICAco IIMIrrn CON-
Soee roor a,1 ang i.fs. .or Ab.ay i'i = so
i9 ". l... -. .. .'.t..l 81 lo..il. as....D=
~ - n, Ce.e 50 !.Rrre'' d'av'ns-'oon cars TO
~ 30 , m 'wesern Ecw YORK and Nor hen LHpre''
W." ''" ~ E' .,oy ami l, special. vh draw
1p ~ Accom-. lr,oo 70 Nr'.y md Troy, ..... ,..
rr.-, ra s'cp,gc, 10y, nr. Nara'. ra,s r.r.lo, aa,-
i..- r',Io, Le'so.' aal Chicago Dining ~ ,c~-fo's
M..,r "a nr,s ry n, . .,ii yo,' sie.o,
'sf %i r'' s'ai iaj Me- a " ', '@:
,s;7cr srr,g'; y r?.'.',.' et 20 ,.y
ia.- e. ..i.fd >, .'ic p~,r1', ,ol cli-l@, s.cc..ns
,ai oirrov oonnec', wiz the norn,as 'rn' Tor no
W'st. nr s.It' Ike George sni o' ,A' No'th ga
o. I .'.r =. c'.ui 9l i.e tI5 ~ ~ NV
l M,' 80 l'@ F4,,a 81, B"Sa aaa a. fourtn e..
We-'co'r' r,pro'' CAL tor and ehe'E baggage from
Il p ea'e ~'h.-. t'ry cye.p, sunday. ''.o9 a,
~or IA ,,s,',,o, d.'tA'-I ,,,...r- ,.r.r-r
' Gsns nag ss5p]Ilo,u. Gen raj r.,ossr ITea.
AL.Nl nOAIH-FEui1.EN LlNl-fa-
'.cry sc 4 d. a. . >. from nor Al y. II. foot oi
r. IA, r,c,.v,n pn'n tho hoarofderm'ur".
i'ALL RIVER LINE. FAKES RED CED.
ELprCrIoN ID AL prHlH r"ItT0.
e,carno,. rIr'I.IN anil EEf-r1f ie.vo Pier - y r..
To-, 'i,r.r'vsi ~ 4t'p aanv -onA,v' inei.iei
. ~ 1aar, t9n. ,e ,o,s , WIN ' .l d,
Id' Ey-r Hr.''n We. a'y, 1t tr. Co.,. -uH''y'
t.rAei orI.~' q, .,.c~ on Pier o., AFT su 't~in"r'